Martin Luther King Jr. assassination anniversary: Here are 5 landmarks that reveal civil rights struggle

Martin Luther King Jr. was murdered 56 years ago today, on April 4, 1968. On the anniversary, his niece, Alveda King, highlighted to Fox News Digital five landmarks that tell the civil rights story.

Los Angeles 'trash house' owner seen outside as city cleans up property

Cleanup has begun at a "trash house" in the affluent Los Angeles neighborhood Fairfax District, but neighbors wonder if the piles will eventually return.

Ultimate guide to viewing solar eclipse on April 8

The moon will pass between Earth and the sun for a total eclipse on April 8. This could be your last chance to witness a full solar eclipse until 2044.

Valerie Bertinelli shares the 'three-week rule' she has with new boyfriend

Valerie Bertinelli shared how she and her new boyfriend have established a "three-week rule" to make their long-distance romance work.

Hall of Famer Dave Winfield knows why Juan Soto is off to strong start with Yankees: 'It's not all on him'

Juan Soto is already off to the races with the New York Yankees this season, and Hall of Famer Dave Winfield knows why he's so loose and confident to start the new year.

Fox Sports, AEG to host 16-team college basketball postseason tournament in 2025

Hosted by Fox Sports and AEG, The College Basketball Crown will debut next year. The tournament will be held in Las Vegas with 16 teams.

Hall of Famer Dave Winfield knows why Juan Soto is off to strong start with Yankees: 'It's not all on him'

Juan Soto is already off to the races with the New York Yankees this season, and Hall of Famer Dave Winfield knows why he's so loose and confident to start the new year.

Oklahoma death row inmate executed for double killing after 3 last words

Death row inmate Michael DeWayne Smith was executed at 10:00 a.m. local time Thursday at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary after his conviction for killing Janet Moore and Sharath Pulluru.

Arnold Schwarzenegger gushes over Chris Pratt's love for daughter Katherine, details life as a grandpa

Arnold Schwarzenegger praised his son-in-law Chris Pratt while revealing what life looks like as a grandpa to his daughter Katherine Schwarzenegger's kids.

Teacher's children found with slain mom after 'disguised' husband kidnapped them: police

A Florida teacher was kidnapped by her husband during a messy divorce and shot in front of their 10- and 17-year-old children, police said.

GOP committee demands answers on Biden taxpayer push to register voters in key swing state: 'Inconceivable''

The House Small Business Committee is demanding answers on a Biden program they say could be unconstitutional that is using taxpayer funds to register Michigan voters.

Nebraska legislature rejects Trump-approved 'winner-take-all' electoral system bill

A GOP state senator in Nebraska attempted to force through an election overhaul that likely would have benefited former President Donald Trump but failed to rally support from fellow Republicans.

Israeli police thwart alleged ISIS terror plot against Jerusalem stadium, police station

Israeli police arrested three ISIS terrorists they say were plotting a bombing and shooting attack at a police station and a stadium on Thursday.

Michigan Republican grills Biden on taxpayer-funded rent subsidies going to asylum-seekers

Rep. Lisa McClain is demanding more transparency in the federal grant process from the Office of Refugee Resettlement.

California teen with mental health issues wielding knife shot, killed by deputies

A 17-year-old boy with mental health issues in Southern CA locked himself in a bathroom at a home, armed with a knife. In the ensuing struggle, the teen was shot.

FOX Nation’s ‘Surviving Hamas: A Benjamin Hall Special’ explores October 7 terror attack on Israel

FOX Nation will debut a powerful two-part docuseries, "Surviving Hamas: A Benjamin Hall Special," hosted by the FOX News correspondent on April 9.

Biden admin issues energy efficiency restrictions on key power grid technology

The Biden administration announced energy efficiency standards targeting distribution transformers, an essential component of the nationwide grid.

Texas homeowners furious after squatter refuses to leave property, police won't remove him: 'Trust no one'

Texas homeowners Yudith Matthews and Abram Mendez are outraged after a squatter allegedly took over their home and caused around $2,000 worth of damage.

Media hit DeSantis for migrant flights to Martha's Vineyard, mum on influx to Florida under Biden parole

Media coverage of a Biden DHS program allowing hundreds of thousands of migrants to fly into the U.S. differs sharply from negative coverage of Florida flights to Martha's Vineyard.

First Lady Jill Biden reportedly urging the president privately to end the war in Gaza: 'Stop, stop it now'

First Lady Jill Biden has reportedly been urging President Biden to end the war in Gaza and has told him to "stop it now" during private conversations.

Florida woman seen on video escaping after months of alleged captivity, torture

Gas station surveillance video in Seffner, Florida, shows the moment a woman ran for help after escaping an man accused of holding her captive for months.

Germany's defense minister to overhaul military command to enhance war capabilities

Germany's Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has announced plans to reorganize the military command to enhance its war capabilities against potential threats.

Chicago alderman says tuberculosis, measles 'crisis' in migrant shelters may push away Black and Latino voters

Democratic Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez is warning that an outbreak of tuberculosis and measles at migrant shelters may push away Black and Latino voters.

Cancer cases in the spotlight as White House declares April 2024 'Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Month'

The White House has declared April 2024 as Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Month. Jody Hoyos, CEO of the Prevent Cancer Foundation in Alexandria, Virginia, revealed the significance.

Keith Olbermann takes shot at Sage Steele after ex-ESPN anchor dishes on 2021 Biden interview

Keith Olbermann took a swipe at Sage Steele after the former "SportsCenter" anchor told Fox News Digital her interview with President Biden was "scripted."

Section of California's scenic Highway 1 that collapsed into ocean again closed, more rain is expected

After a large section of California's scenic Highway 1 collapsed into the ocean following heavy rains, officials have closed the stretch of road as more rainfall is expected.

Molly Ringwald confesses Studio 54 was where she likely conceived her first child

Actress Molly Ringwald is sharing some intimate details about her family, including where her daughter, Mathilda, was conceived. She says it likely happened at Studio 54 in 2003.

Pistons' Malachi Flynn makes history with surprising 50-point performance vs Hawks

Detroit Pistons guard Malachi Flynn had a surprising 50-point performance against the Atlanta Hawks in a loss. He was only averaging 5.2 points per game.

NATO turns 75 as Ukraine decisions sow disagreement among members

NATO leaders took the alliance's 75th anniversary to celebrate and reflect upon its history. NATO is now faced with the question of how to aid Ukraine.

San Francisco feces calls rising dramatically despite millions spent on public toilets: report

San Francisco residents are still struggling with human and animal feces on the streets despite an expensive effort by the city to reduce the public health issue.

Trash-bag dressed package thief caught on camera; victim admits, 'That was a good one'

A person disguised as a trash bag approached the front door of a California home to steal a package, without knowing what they may end up with from inside.

22 arrested across Europe after allegedly stealing $650M in Italy's pandemic relief funds

Twenty-two people have been arrested after being linked to the alleged embezzlement of about $650 million in post-pandemic relief funds from the European Union.

Alabama widow blasts luxe Montana lodge for husband's carbon monoxide death on honeymoon

Rainbow Ranch Lodge in Montana is on trial this in a lawsuit filed by a former guest whose husband died of carbon monoxide poisoning on their honeymoon in 2021.

Finland extends closure of Russian border until further notice over migration concerns

Finland has decided to extend the closure of its border crossing points with Russia indefinitely due to concerns of organized migration orchestrated by Moscow.

79-year-old US tourist killed by bull elephant while on Zambian safari

An American tourist was killed by a bull elephant in Kafue National Park in Zambia after the titanic animal chased down a safari group's vehicle and flipped it with its tusks.

California Democrat tied with challenger in wild congressional primary

Democratic congressional candidates Evan Low and Joe Simitian tied for second place behind Sam Liccardo in a wild primary election for California's 16th Congressional District.

VA town dropped by police academy for chief's criticism of Chinese signature on trainee certificates

Herndon Police Chief Maggie DeBoard complained director of the Fairfax County Criminal Justice Academy, Maj. Wilson Lee, used Chinese characters to sign graduation certificates.

Indian workers depart for Israel to fill labor shortage as war rages on

Indian construction workers are heading to Israel to fill labor shortages, caused partly by restrictions on Palestinian workers after a deadly attack by Hamas.

Nevada Dem dumps $14M into ads as critical Senate race shifts to 'toss up'

Sen. Jacky Rosen, D-Nev., made a significant ad reservation as she braces for a tough challenge in November.

Judge denies Donald Trump's motion to dismiss charges in Georgia election case

A Georgia judge has denied former President Donald Trump's motion to dismiss the the 2020 election interference indictment on the grounds of First Amendment protection.

COVID origins: EcoHealth Alliance president to testify publicly before Congress next month

EcoHealth Alliance President Peter Daszak will testify publicly before the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic next month, Fox News Digital has learned.

Senior UK jurists have joined calls to stop arms sales to Israel. Other allies face similar pressure

600 British jurists and 3 retired U.K. Supreme Court judges have called on the government to cease arms sales to Israel after 3 U.K. aid workers died in an Israeli airstrike.

President Macron says France and its allies 'could have stopped' the 1994 Rwanda genocide

France and its allies could have stopped the 1994 Rwanda genocide that left over 800,000 people dead, but 'lacked the will to do so,' French President Emmanuel Macron said Thursday.

Virginia au pair murder: Fetish plot, affair, gun range tied to double homicide at home, prosecutors say

Bizarre details about an affair and a fetish website were aired at a hearing for Virginia au pair and murder suspect Juliana Peres Magalhaes.

Arizona rancher George Alan Kelly's wife testifies in murder trial, describes armed men near borderlands home

Arizona rancher George Alan Kelly's wife took the stand Wednesday, describing seeing two armed men in camo and with backpacks near their border ranch home.

A's announce temporary move to minor league ballpark ahead of relocation to Las Vegas

The Athletics announced Thursday that the franchise will play the next three seasons beginning in 2025 in Sacramento ahead of their permanent move to Las Vegas in 2028.

Liberal groups sue to block new Alabama voting law banning ballot harvesting

A coalition of activist groups is suing the state of Alabama over a law passed last month that bans financial payment for assistance collecting or completing ballot applications.

Solar eclipse watch party: Plan a celestial event at your home and view with family and friends

If you plan to view the solar eclipse at home with friends and family, these food, drink and decor items will be the perfect touch to host your celestial event.

Thieves steal $30M in cash on Easter Sunday in one of largest heists in Los Angeles history

A burglary crew stole $30 million in cash from a money storage facility in Los Angeles on Sunday without setting off any alarms, according to a report.

A's announce temporary move to minor league ballpark ahead of relocation to Las Vegas

The Athletics announced Thursday that the franchise will play the next three seasons beginning in 2025 in Sacramento ahead of their permanent move to Las Vegas in 2028.

Kuwait votes in its 4th election in as many years in its latest attempt to end political gridlock

Kuwait has held national elections for the fourth time in 4 years as the country attempts to break out of its political gridlock; voters are choosing candidates to fill 50 seats in the assembly.

Republicans, pro-life advocates urge Dem governor to sign bill making coercive abortion a felony

Violators could face a $5,000 to $10,000 penalty and imprisonment up to 25 years if the coercion is conducted through stalking, human trafficking, blackmail, criminal threat or other criminal offenses.

Burma resistance group says its drones hit targets in the capital, but army says it shot them down

Myanmar's main resistance group said Thursday it launched drone attacks on military headquarters and the airport in the country's capital; military said it destroyed or seized more than 12 drones.

Colorado community threatens to fine, seize buses that drop off illegal immigrants: 'No more freeloading'

Douglas County, Colorado Commissioner George Teal said the ordinance is intended to keep his community safe as fears grow about migrants leaving Denver for nearby areas.

'World's sexiest albino' posed as BLM leader to steal nearly $500k through fake charity, prosecutors

Sir Maejor Page, an activist who calls himself the 'world's sexiest albino,' is on trial for allegedly conning donations from people through a Black Lives Matter-styled group.

'The View' co-hosts unleash on critics calling on Sotomayor to retire: 'I did not want to hear this'

"The View" co-hosts unleashed on critics calling on Justice Sotomayor to step down on Thursday and said the Supreme Court Justice was a "thoughtful person."

'Joker: Folie à Deux,' starring Lady Gaga, receives R rating for 'brief full nudity'

"Joker: Folie à Deux" starring Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga is rated R. One reason for the film's R rating is its inclusion of "brief full nudity."

How to photograph total solar eclipse: Tips for amateur photographers

Here are five tips to help amateur photographers capture the moment of a total solar eclipse in the U.S. on April 8 and enjoy the rare cosmic event.

Technical error with Danish missile leads authorities to issue warning to ships. Air space closed

Danish authorities issued a warning Thursday saying there was a risk a navy missile could unintentionally launch due to a technical error, the danger area was estimated to be 7 miles from Korsoer.

Saudi Arabia to host WTA Finals with record prize money for the next three years

The WTA announced a partnership with the Saudi Tennis Federation Thursday that will move the WTA Finals to Riyadh for the next three years.

Maryland Dem who used racial slur during House hearing 'refused to commit' to debate against primary opponent

A planned Maryland Democratic Senate debate between Rep. David Trone, D-Md., and Angela Alsobrooks was cancelled this week after Trone reportedly "refused to commit."

Federal judge denies Trump motion to dismiss classified records case based on Presidential Records Act

The federal judge presiding over former President Trump’s classified records case has denied his motion to dismiss the charges based on the Presidential Records Act.

Manhattan DA Bragg denies Trump hush money trial will benefit judge's daughter despite Dem fundraising ties

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg defended Judge Juan Merchan's partiality in former President Trump's hush-money case.

Texas officials search for 2 wanted migrants, release mugshots of others in March border stampede

Texas DPS announced 214 migrants were arrested on state rioting charges for a March 21 border incident in El Paso. Most, including two still on the run, are from Venezuela.

Tiger Woods abstaining from sex to remain laser focused for Masters: report

A friend of Tiger Woods says the five-time Masters winner is doing everything possible to remain focused for this year's tournament, including abstaining from sex.

Centrist group No Labels scraps bid to launch third-party presidential ticket

No Labels, the influential centrist group that had been working for over a year towards launching a bipartisan, third-party 2024 presidential ticket, is giving up its effort.

Indiana man shot, wounded after reportedly firing at police

A 42-year-old Connersville, Indiana, man was shot and wounded after opening fire on officers investigating a domestic disturbance report, according to state police.

New Wisconsin law requires teaching of Hmong, Asian-American history in schools

Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers signed into law Thursday a bipartisan bill requiring the state's schools to teach Hmong-American and Asian-American history.

Mercury exposure widespread among Yanomami tribe in Amazon, report finds

Many Yanomami, the largest Indigenous tribe in the Amazon, have been contaminated with mercury from illegal gold mining; 84% of 300 tested had a level of exposure that can lead to health problems

Eoin Colfer continues Juniper Lane series with 'Guardians of Cedar Wood'

Irish author Eoin Colfer, best known for his 'Artemis Fowl' books, is continuing his Juniper Lane series with 'Guardians of Cedar Wood,' scheduled to be released in 2025.

Biden holds narrow lead over Trump in new poll despite concerns he’s ‘too old' for a second term

President Biden defeated former President Trump by just two points in a new poll of Pennsylvania registered voters, despite the enduring belief of many that he is too old to serve as chief executive for another term.

Former employee suing ‘narcissistic’ mayor, claims she was locked out of office, denied pay and fired

An Illinois resident told Fox News Channel this week about her lawsuit against Dolton, Illinois Mayor Tiffany Henyard, who has been accused of being "narcissistic" and abusing power.

Stefon Diggs trade 'made sense,' Bills GM says; shuts down notion of rebuild

Stefon Diggs was supposed to help bring the Buffalo Bills to the mountaintop, but four years later, general manager Brandon Beane says it "made sense" to trade him.

Fox News Politics: Day of double denials

The latest updates from the 2024 campaign trail, exclusive interviews and more Fox News politics content

Georgia group and others release 34 rehabilitated sea turtles into ocean after reptiles regained their health

Organizations worked to re-release 34 sea turtles into the ocean after spending months nursing them back to health given their poor conditions last winter.

Top Biden adviser's wife considering run for House seat in key swing state

The wife of President Biden's National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan, is reportedly considering running for Congress in New Hampshire.

New Mexico middle school placed on lockdown as illegal immigrants are arrested just off campus

A group of illegal immigrants were apprehended near Santa Teresa Middle School. The school was placed on lockdown as a precautionary measure.

Texas Gov. Abbott on terrorists crossing the border: 'We are extraordinarily concerned' about another 9/11

Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott criticized President Biden's border policy, claiming it does "nothing" to stop migrants from entering the country illegally.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs bikes around Miami Beach, appearing carefree days after federal raids

Embattled hip-hop mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs takes a spin on his bicycle through Miami Beach, photos show, days after federal investigators raided his nearby mansion.

South Carolina Gov. McMaster undergoes knee surgery for 2022 tennis injury

Republican South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster underwent a minor, elective knee surgery on Thursday to treat a tennis injury sustained two years ago, per his office.

Maryland Democrat's gubernatorial campaign fined $2,000

Former Education Secretary John King's 2022 campaign for the Maryland governorship has been fined $2,000 for sending material without an identifying authority line.

Biden warns Netanyahu that US will change policy on Gaza unless Israel protects civilians

President Biden warned Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu that U.S. policy towards Gaza would change if Israel did not take immediate steps to better protect civilians.

Abortion provider is first Dem to enter race for Wisconsin Rep. Gallagher's seat

Kristin Lyerly, an obstetrician and gynecologist, is running as a Democrat to replace retiring Green Bay, Wisconsin-area Rep. Mike Gallagher.

Michael Douglas astounded Scarlett Johansson is his 'DNA cousin': 'Are you kidding?'

On a recent episode of "Finding Your Roots," Michael Douglas was excited and shocked to learn he and Scarlett Johansson are distant cousins.

House braces for battle over renewing controversial FISA surveillance tool

House GOP leaders are expected to move forward next week with the renewal of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, and the debate is expected to be intense.

New York lawmakers push back budget deadline again

NY lawmakers on Thursday passed an extension to April 8 for the state's budget in order to ensure state workers continue to get paid amid negotiations; Gov. Kathy Hochul needs to sign the bill.

Brazil's federal police arrest 2 maximum-security fugitives after 50-day manhunt

Brazil's federal police have arrested 2 fugitives, Rogério Mendonça and Deibson Nascimento, who escaped a maximum-security prison in February, bringing an end to a 50-day manhunt.

LSU's Kim Mulkey posts proud message for Angel Reese after Reese declares for WNBA Draft

With Angel Reese declaring for the WNBA Draft, her legendary tenure at LSU is over, prompting a proud media post from head coach Kim Mulkey.

'Reacher' star Alan Ritchson compares modeling industry to 'legalized sex trafficking': 'It left some scars'

Actor Alan Ritchson opened up about his "horrific" experience working in the modeling industry and how it impacted his mental health moving forward.

Tom Brady's old prediction on Stefon Diggs' eventual Bills departure resurfaces

The Buffalo Bills reportedly pulled of a somewhat surprising blockbuster trade on Wednesday, but Stefon Diggs' departure may not have been a total shock to an NFL legend.

Biden admin's revolving door on terrorism label draws scathing criticism: 'New low'

The Biden administration relisted the Houthis as terrorists after months of attacks on Red Sea shipping vessels, having already warned the group repeatedly and striking Houthi assets.

Rashee Rice's lawyer urges media to look at receiver's 'entire body of work' after Dallas car crash

Royce West, lawyer for Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice, urged the media to look at his client's "entire body of work" after Rice admitted to driving a Lamborghini involved in a Dallas car crash.

UW regents approve in-state tuition hike of nearly 4%

The Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents has unanimously approved a 3.75% tuition increase for in-state students, effective at the start of the coming academic year.

Nathan Wade’s wife files ‘contempt of court’ claim for non-payment in divorce agreement

The wife of Nathan Wade, ex-lover of embattled Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis, is accusing him of failing to pay her court-ordered expenses and says he should be held in “contempt of court."

'Stranger Things' actor on his bond with Millie Bobby Brown, wedding officiant duties: 'Very emotional day''

"Stranger Things" actor Matthew Modine previews his officiating duties for co-star Millie Bobby Brown's wedding, and shares why he first got his license to marry couples.

Guyana condemns Venezuela for signing into law a referendum approving annexation of disputed region

Nicolás Maduro, president of Venezuela, signed into law the results of a referendum laying claim to two-thirds of neighboring Guyana; the move triggered 'fierce condemnation' from Guyana on Thursday.

Chicago mayor urges Biden to grant work permits to half million illegal immigrants

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson urged President Biden on Thursday to grant work permits to nearly 500,000 illegal migrants living in the state.

Venice day-trippers will face steep fines if they fail to pay an access fee under a pilot program

Officials said Thursday that day-trippers to Venice who fail to pay 5 euros to enter the city's center during an upcoming pilot program will face fines ranging from 50 to 300 euros.

Blue Jackets captain Boone Jenner, wife mourn stillborn son a month before due date

Columbus Blue Jackets captain Boone Jenner and his wife, Maggie, announced in a statement that their child was delivered stillborn Sunday.

San Diego man reunited with dog missing since summer — in Michigan

Mehrad Houman of San Diego was reunited with his family's dog, Mishka, in suburban Detroit. The dog had been missing since July, when she wandered away from Houman's workplace.

Salzburg Festival artistic director secures third 5-year term

Italian-born pianist Markus Hinterhäuser has been granted a third five-year term as the Salzburg Festival's artistic director, with a contract extending through at least 2029.

3 human rights activists arrested in Belarus as a crackdown on the opposition persists

3 activists with Viasna, a human rights group in Belarus, were arrested and charged with 'participating in an extremist organization;' authorities have long tried to stifle opposition.

Boston hospital to scale back on child abuse and neglect reports that can perpetuate 'structural racism'

Mass General Brigham announced it would its update policies on automatically flagging child abuse and neglect reports in cases of mothers testing positive for drugs.

Trump campaign rips Politico for 'harebrained assertion' that China prefers him over Biden

The Trump campaign slammed Politico's report that argued China would likely prefer former President Trump back in the White House in November.

Democratic senator suggests Sonia Sotomayor weigh 'competing factors' in decision to retire: 'Learn a lesson'

Democratic Sen. Blumenthal suggested Justice Sotomayor weigh the "competing factors" in a decision to retire, and argued Democrats need to "learn a lesson."

3 migrants, 2 from Cameroon, dead in Mexico highway crash

Three migrants, two of whom were Cameroonian nationals, died in a highway accident in Mexico's southern Oaxaca state, authorities reported Thursday.

Vet awarded Silver Star three decades after actions in Battle of Mogadishu

A veteran of the legendary Battle of Mogadishu received a Silver Star, the nation's third-highest award for valor, last week, three decades after his actions.

Toronto woman takes novel approach to dating by stamping hands at bars: ‘You’re cute, you should hit me up'

A Toronto woman who was struggling to find a partner decided to make a personalized stamp to give to eligible men at the bar. See what it said and if it worked!

Blinken says Ukraine will eventually 'become a member of NATO'

Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Thursday said Ukraine will eventually join the 32-membner block of NATO while in Brussels.

Florida Senate president's husband dies after falling at Utah's Bryce Canyon park

John Passidomo, a lawyer and husband of Florida's Senate president, has died after falling while hiking in Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah; the couple was visiting national parks on vacation.

Boyfriend of Eljah Vue's mother ordered to stand trial on neglect charge

Jesse Vang, 39, has been ordered to stand trial on a child neglect charge in the disappearance of his girlfriend's three-year-old son, Elijah Vue.

Goldie Hawn's son Oliver Hudson clarifies comments about mom, says there was 'no trauma'

Goldie Hawn's son, Oliver Hudson, is walking back comments he previously made about his mother's lifestyle creating "trauma" for him in his childhood.

Longtime Ohio GOP campaign treasurer charged with defrauding clients of nearly $1 million

William Curlis, a former treasurer for dozens of Ohio political campaigns, has been charged on federal wire fraud counts for the alleged theft of nearly $1 million from his clients.

Yankees executive's wife identified as woman who died after tree crushed vehicle during New York rainstorm

Catherine Tusiani, the wife of New York Yankees executive Michael Tusiani, was identified as the woman who died after a tree crushed her vehicle during a storm on Wednesday.

Federal report finds 68,000 guns were illegally trafficked through unlicensed dealers over 5 years

New data released Thursday shows that 54% of the illegally trafficked firearms in the U.S. from 2017 to 2021 came through unlicensed dealers who are not required to conduct background checks.

New Hampshire home explosion kills woman, injures child amid nor'easter

A grandmother was killed, and her granddaughter was injured when a house exploded in Derry, New Hampshire, amid a snowstorm Thursday morning.

Human leg discovered in Wisconsin park, police searching for answers

Deputies are investigating what they are calling a "suspicious death" after a human leg was discovered inside a Milwaukee area park on April 2.

Broker who found alleged Shake Shack squatters in $930K home says city is allowing 'culture of lawlessness'

A New York broker encountered alleged squatters at a Queens property she manages. Now they're suing her and the homeowner to prove their legal rights to be in the property.